24dB TV Antenna Digital Signal Booster Amplifier for HDTV with 3ft Coax Cable
Specifications
| All Returns Accepted | ReturnsNotAccepted |
| Connection Split/Duplication | 1:1 |
| Color | Black |
| UPC | 840003310160 |
| MPN | CMP-AMP-RF-24DB-KIT-RFB |
| Compatible Product | Antenna |
| Brand | Quality Direct |
| Current Type | AC/DC |
| Type | Digital Amplifier |
| Termination Type | Threaded |
| Connector B | Coaxial F Female |
| Model | CMP-AMP-RF-24DB-KIT-RFB |
| Connector A | Coaxial F Female |
Includes: 1 TV Antenna Distribution Amplifier and 1 RG6 coax cable Perfect For: This 24db distribution amplifier is used to strengthen signal reception from your antenna to TV, providing high output capability with minimal distortion Features: Heavy duty metal housing, with built-in coaxial mounting ports, a power indicator light, adjustable gain control, and return path Versatile: Enjoy the control of variable gain in VHF / UHF / FM bands, ATSC, NTSC, FTA, OTA Quality Assurance: This TV amplifier features a high quality, commercial grade build and Includes a US manufacturers warranty. This premium distribution amplifier is used to increase the reception of your TV signal from the antenna, without signal degradation or ground loops. The adjustable amplifier was produced and engineered for professional grade performance that supports UHF, VHF, FM, broadband and digital broadcast signals. This includes a high output capability with low distortion, minimal noise production and adjustable gain control. Its design features a heavy duty metal housing with (2) built in coaxial ports, along with a convenient power indicator light. If your Cable TV signal lacks the strength to give your the quality video you deserve, give your signal a boost with this high performance amp. Added Bonus:Comes with an RG6 coax cable to help get you started right away. For Best Results:Place the distribution amplifier in a central location. Arrange this device so that it is the first on the coax cable coming from the antenna/preamplifier. Connect the amplifier and turn the gain adjustment knob all the way up (don't turn it too far or hard) before rescanning for channels